@ksunden did not wrap.pyi files at the default 88 characters, so this might cause a bit of excess churn.

so this might cause a bit of excess churn.

Worth it to me. One time effort that is annoying, but still...

For the record, the reason I did not wrap at 88 is because the official python style guide for typing specifies 130 characters.

https://typing.python.org/en/latest/guides/writing_stubs.html#maximum-line-length

I don't have too strong of an opinion, but went with the standard for the filetype.

Interesting. Seems like it is not possible to configure different line lengths for pyi and py files (if I read the documentation correctly). This seems like a good motivation to support that though.

You could only make a separate run with different settings for pyi.

For the record, the reason I did not wrap at 88 is because the official python style guide for typing specifies 130 characters.

Ah, I didn't know this! In that case I've added a exclusion for rule E501 (line length) for .pyi files, but left the rest enabled.